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This reminds me of A Daughter’s A Daughter even more, with shitty lovers and rebounds. A bit more dramatic here. Llewellyn’s POV is a strange shift. It’s way more dialogue heavy but with a lot of philosophy more than anything.

The first part was so heartbreaking? I think it hit somewhat close to home, though my experience wasn’t nearly as drastic. Still, the sentiments seeps through the words in a way that surprised me. I’m eager to read more. There’s a clear set up in the beginning of the first half, and it seems as though it’s following the same pattern as the storyline for A Daughter’s A Daughter by the same author.